Why can t you safely unplug a removable disk

It means that Windows is accessing (reading or writing) it, and you can close the program or process that is using it.

I have used all the methods on the Internet, but I still can't pull it out, so I can only shut down and restart it and wait for the hard disk to stop running and pull it out. Try not to put files that need to run on the disk.,Mine is a network disk.,**The file location is set in the hard disk (there are many things that are needed**),Repeatedly test and uninstall the network disk can be popped up at will.,Installed it can't pop up.,Test the stone hammer! I'm guessing this thing has been running in the system file, and the analog driver is there.

It is recommended that the hard disk be used as a third party for its own transfer tool, rather than as a carrier.

There is no respect for the person in question, and it seems that there is a problem with the quality and education received.

The quality of this questioner is so bad that he is super despised. Similar to this kind of garbage person, it is recommended that you do not ask the questions asked by this kind of person.

If the portable hard disk cannot be recognized, you can take the following steps to determine whether the hard disk is damaged:

1) After booting up, enter the system and confirm whether the mobile hard disk is recognized in the disk manager.

2) If the mobile hard disk cannot be recognized, unplug the mobile hard disk to update the replacement hard disk enclosure and then connect it to confirm, if the mobile hard disk enclosure is still not recognized, the mobile hard disk will be damaged and needs to be replaced; If the hard disk enclosure has been replaced, it proves that the hard disk enclosure caused the failure of the mobile hard disk that cannot be recognized.

3) If the mobile hard disk can be recognized, first confirm its status, whether the capacity is correct, whether it has not been assigned a drive letter, etc., and then perform initialization, repartitioning, and formatting of the mobile hard disk can be recognized.

In fact, it's a hard disk pump, I used to have a hard disk how to get it and don't recognize, I haven't used it for a long time and plug it into the computer, it's no problem to use it for more than half a year, I bought a mobile hard disk two months ago, and I don't recognize it after a power outage, I can't get it, and I recognize it after a few days. Don't buy a domestic brand of mobile hard drive, I bought a Samsung in 09, and now I can use it, and there has been no problem with all kinds of plugging and unplugging.

Oh, as long as there is no bad sector, just put it for a few days, my hard drive is the second power failure and is not recognized, basically 3 days to recover.

As long as you are not reading or writing data, you can directly pull it.

Unplugging directly sometimes loses data, but as long as there is no reading or writing, it can be unplugged directly.

Easy to make data loss! There is also some damage to the plate! ~

Will cup ......That is, there will be a destruction of the data inside, it may only be partially destroyed, or it may be completely destroyed. It depends on your character. Generally, it will not be directly lost, but will become garbled ......I can't recover my ...... at all

I've had ...... a few times

The computer is turned off and my hard drive is still plugged in, can I pull it out at this time?

It's OK to pull it out. Another point to note, whether it is a USB flash drive or a portable hard disk, it is best not to plug it into the computer and then turn on the computer. In this case, the plate with poor quality, or the plate that has been used for a long time, will be easy to burn ......

Because the current at that moment when the machine is turned on, it is very strong ......

Does the shutdown affect the external hard drive?

If you are taking a test, whether it is in or out, if you turn off the computer, you may not be able to say that the data will be gone......

Of course, if you don't get anything, the shutdown won't have an effect.

I don't really understand it, though.

But judging by previous experience.

Sometimes it prompts that the hardware cannot be deleted, and at this time, pulling may cause data errors, if you don't click on security deletion, you don't know when you can delete it and when you can't, so there will still be a risk of data errors.

It's okay once or twice, but it's quite ruin after a long time.

Actually, I broke a USB flash drive, but the portable hard drive didn't have a problem.

1. It won't be good.

2. You can pull it out.

3. There will be no impact.